Non-uniqueness conjecture for s-deep Zero Linear Recurrence Sequences
Non-uniqueness conjecture for s-deep Zero Linear Recurrence Sequences
Let be an -deep Zero Linear Recurrence Sequence such that .
Non-uniqueness conjecture. Uniqueness of decomposition is lost for at least one positive integer .
This conjecture concerns when legal decompositions associated with homogeneous linear recurrences fail to be unique. The paper presents it as an empirical conjecture alongside a theorem proving the same conclusion under the additional hypotheses and ; the stated conjecture remains open in the supplied text.
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Thomas C. Martinez, Steven J. Miller, Clayton Mizgerd and Chenyang Sun, “Generalizing Zeckendorf's Theorem to Homogeneous Linear Recurrences, I”, arXiv:2001.08455 (2021).
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